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Enhance your vacation with the following
experience:
Tikehau
On a 1987 visit, Jacques-Yves Cousteau declared
Tikehau to be richer in fish life than any atoll in the world.
So, our little atoll in the Tuamotus needs very little introduction.
But we will tell you that Tikehau has something for every level
of diver and for snorkelers. As in all of the Tuamotus, the majority
of the diving takes place near the pass (Tuheiava). There are sharks
galore, deep sea fishes, rays and thousands of reef fishes. Tikehau
also boasts beautiful, varied hard corals and seafans. |
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Beginners
Puafa is a break in the southwestern part of the reef
marked by easy, fun submarine canyons. Depth is 50 feet. Snappers,
Napoleon wrasse, parrot fish, triggerfish, and groupers are just a
few of the fish you'll see here. |
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All
Levels
There's something for everyone at Shark Hole. The 'hole'
in the reef starts at about 65' deep and descends to about 130 feet.
Hundreds of soldierfish hide in the hole, and fascinating grey sharks
take refuge in the caves and overhangs. Red snapper and barracuda
provide a dramatic backdrop. More advanced divers can descend to about
165 feet, where a subaquatic arch makes for a diver's playground.
Hard corals and seafans cover the arch and surrounding canyons. Clown
fish stick close to their protective sea anemones and reef fish are
everywhere. Tuheiava
Pass is a drift dive that is accessible to divers of all levels.
Only about 60 feet deep, it is nevertheless a fascinating dive with
impressive corals, outcrops filled with lionfish and eels, open water
fishes like seabass, schooling fishes and reef fishes. Manta rays
are often encountered in the pass. Te Ava Drift begins
in deep water outside the lagoon and drifts inwards. The dive instructor
may limit this dive to more advanced, certified divers. Large white
tip sharks, manta rays, pompanos, and convict surgeon fish are common.
Divers are met by the boat inside the lagoon. |
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Tikehau Blue Nui
At Tikehau
Pearl Beach Resort
Carol Taillefer (BEES1 State Supervisor, PADI Instructor)
Two-tank dives on a motu, night dives, initiation dives, scuba
classes. |
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At Tahiti Legends,
we provide you with all the information
you need to make the right vacation decision. |
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Beach Blvd #107 - Huntington Beach - CA 92648 - USA
Tel: 1 (714) 374 5656 - Fax: 1 (714) 374 7262 - E-mail: info@tahitilegends.com |
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